Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY sEvENTH sESsIoN-TwENTY-
SIXTH DAY.
SENATE.


The Senate me. at Il O'Clock a. NJ, President
pro tenn White in Inc chair
Upon motion OF NJ. wilson, the minutes of
Monday, January 9Th. were amended by in
sorting in the first reading OF bills after 5. b. II,
S. +. 10 and :. Il. %.
Mr.. Goucher presented a petition from the at
torneys OF Fresno, asking for the appointment
of an additional Judge of the Superior Court of
that county.
The Judiciary Committee recommended the
passage of the following bills: 5. B. rs, relative
to disqualification OF Judges: s b. l73 relating
to the sale of mortgage premises by Commits
soners; s. B. l2l. relating TO waiver of trial by
jury; s. B. p. relating to the removal of crimi-
nal actions before trial; 5. b. 1872 relating 10 the
issuance of subpenas; :. b. los, relating to the
State Board of Exsminers and providing Tor pay
of its Secretary; S. B. 60, authorizing and regu
latng actions against the State of California: :.
b. 40, providing an appeal 10 the Supreme Court
i'll habeGs corpus cases; S. b. . 6. TO encourage
the dissemination OF arts, sciences and general
literature, founding, maintaining and pTomot-
ing public Libraries, museums ami galleries of
arts, by the receipt of donations, etc; : b. IS,
authorizing administrators and executors to
make mortgages and releases; 5. Is. 60. TO ereStc
and maintain relief fund in police departments,
etc; S Il. IS. relating TO insurance. As to ). b.
33, relating TO the acquisition and holding of
real property by CORPORATIONS Z; not having the
time on account of the multiplicity of business,
they arrived at no opinion, and reported.
Also, 5. b. 81, relating TO insurance, returned
without recommendation.
The Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments reported s. B. los favorably. This pro-
vides for 80 days sessions OF the Legislature and
60 days for the introduction of bills. Mr.. Nroo-
man gave notice that on Monday he would file II
minority report.
The Judiciary Committee reported A. b. 40,
relating to chattel mortgages, and 5. B. 12i, re-
lating to holding of Superior Courts by Judges
of other counties, and recommended passage
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Camine.ti, in connection with the above
report offered bill relating 10 the qualification
rod, +g,1l
BY Sullivan-To pay the claim of C. Dennis,
BY Goucher-To provide additional Judge
for Fresno county. Also a bill to compensate
certain parties for Improvements within the
Mariposa big tree grove. This is TO appropriate
Sl0,150. Also, n bill providing for the correc-
ton and establishment of the eastern boundary
line Of California. Also a bill relating to foreign
companies ard to the duties Of Insurance COM
missioner.
BY Bymes-Relating to the formation of agri
cultural districts.
Bv Calninetti-In relation to the duties of the
Controller and TTu-tees of school districts as TO
apportionment of moneys, the enrolment Of
pupils in the grammar school course, and
amending the Act III relation to pupils enrolled
in the grammar school course. and 10 the duties
of County Superniendents of Public Insiruc
ton County superintendent and teachers; also,
relative to the examination of applicants to
teach in the public schools; also, in rela ion to
the powers of Boards of Education; also, Il bill
to authorize the State Treasurer to transfer
s. .}06 ~ from the State drainage construction
fund to the neral fund 10 reimburse it for out
standing warrants drawn against it: also, to au-
thoriZc the Controller tn draw his warrant for
So, 752 n in favor OF TreasGrers, and author
izing the State Treasurer TO destroy warrant;
given 10 the various County Treasurers by W. a.
January.
By Sarsent-Reating to the seduction of IN
married females under the age Of 20 years.
By Hinshaw = 70 provide LOT Improvements
in the State Capitol building.
BY Clune-To provide tor the salary of Pri-
waite Secretary OF the Governor (s3 900; also
bill amending sections of the Civil Code re-
lating to liens of mechanics and others.
BY Murphy-For the relief of Wilson Delleta.
BY Wairath (by requestl-To provide for the
amicable adjustment of grievances that may
arise between employees and employers, and to
authorize state Board of Arbitration.
READING OF BILLS.
The following bill was read the third time
and passed : B. leo in relation to donations
of land suitable for experimental vineyards and
stations
The following bills were read second time
s. B. co. making appropriation for expenses
of Insurance Commissioner, forthe thirty eighth
fiscal year.
S. b. 40. to provide for the permanent sup
port of the State University by the levy of a
rate of taxation and the creation of fund
therefor.
A message was read from the Governor. call
ing attention TO a resolution passed by the
Nevada Legislature. relative TO the dumping OF
saw dust into the Truckee river by citizens OF
California.
Mr.. Dray offered 4 resolution to allow the
Electric Light Company $3.50 for lighting up
dome, etc
AT / o'clock P. NJ adjourned to 80 =. NJ Janu-
AIRY 3lst.